Temnikova & Kasela features an exhibition by Latvian artist Inga Meldere and Ecuadorian artist Oscar Santillan.
Meldere’s series of gentle watercolours address the relationship between personal and collective memory. The artist locates this relationship in geographical and cultural terms, creating eastern fantasy landscapes intertwined with elements taken from western fairy-tales. Drawing on Japanese and Chinese drawing as her influence, Meldere attempts to focus on the issues present in the discussion about the differences and diversity of cultural contexts and identities as well as ambiguity of the terms themselves.
A Hymn from Oscar Santillan on Vimeo.
Oscar Santillan ‘A Hymn’
Inga Meldere ‘Dictator’
Inga Meldere, ceramic miniature
Inga Meldere, ceramic miniature
The exhibition is open till 10th of October at Rüütli 4, Tallinn 10130, from Wednsday till Saturday, 2-7 pm.
